The Whirlpool from Sierra Remote

[TrevorW]

Terrific

[Martin Pugh]

Thanks a lot!

Duck doodoo it is

clear skies
Martin

[Peter.M]

Simply amazing, Images like this keep me going out night after night.

[Ross G]

Wow Martin!

What an amazing galaxy photo.

You really are such an inspiration.

Thank you.

Ross.

[Octane (Humayun)]

One of, if not, the best astrophotograph I've ever seen.

Simply remarkable.

H

[iceman (Mike)]

This stunning image is now IOTW.

[alpal]

That's a magnificent image.
Amateurs are getting better photos than multi million dollar
observatories back in the 80s & before.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Congrat on IOTW Martin. That's a corker.

[Martin Pugh]

Many thanks for the comments and especially for nominating this as IOTW. Cheers Mike

Martin

[swannies1983 (Dan)]

Absolutely jaw dropping! No surprise it's IOTW.

[Peter Ward]

Missed this one due work comittments. ...I seriously doubt similar (high-altitude) seeing is even obtainable in the land of Oz.

Very slick effort Martin

[astroron (Ron)]

Absolutly Brilliant Martin
Thanks for sharing it with us
Cheers

[pin3appl3 (Darcy)]

Awesome Martin!

[Jo41 (Jo)]

wow! this is one of the best shots ever!!!! well done! i love it!

[Martin Pugh]

I'm blushing, but thanks a lot for the comments.

Martin

[Nico13 (Ken)]

What more can one say other than thank you very much for showing us the results of your many hours of work.



Please Santa I've been a good boy all year and would love a nice new telescope, you know the one I want.

[DavidU (Dave)]

I just had to have another look at this one...... wow

[bokglob (Darrell)]

Wow Martin, you've raised the bar again! Your processing is sublime. An incredible result. Thanks for the inspiration

[alpal]

Originally Posted by Martin Pugh

I'm blushing, but thanks a lot for the comments.

Martin

Martin,
You shouldn't blush.
This could be arguably the best deep sky image ever published on Ice in Space.

[AlexP]

incredible !